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July 24, 2009British Journal of Guidance and Counselling64 citationsOpen Access

An adaptive display to treat stress-related disorders: EMMA's World

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RBRosa BañosCBCristina BotellaVGVerónica Guillén

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ABSTRACT Most of the virtual environments currently available in the field of psychological treatments were designed to solve a specific problem. Our research group has developed a versatile virtual reality system (an adaptive display) called ‘EMMA's world’, which can address a wide range of problems. It was designed to assist in clinical situations where a person has suffered a stressful experience, for example post-traumatic stress disorder, adjustment disorder, and pathological grief. To accomplish therapeutic goals, a series of emotional virtual elements are used and personalised so that they are meaningful to the user and contain the fundamental emotional elements that the person must confront. Effectiveness data relating to the system for stress-related disorders are presented.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a10d7958102eb4b66ee85cfhttps://doi.org/10.1080/03069880902957064
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